In the second half of 1986, the first issue of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’s Watchmen hit the shelves, and the comic book world was forever changed. The series, a 12-issue story, tore apart the basic concepts of superhero comics and deconstructed the genre, taking what was wildly considered tales for kids and teens and making them into literature worthy of being discussed in the New York Times and landing on Time Magazine’s “All-Time 100 Greatest Novels” list in 2005.
Marvel’s Watchmen Is The Greatest Superhero Epic Nobody Talks About
